† uthen.
Scottish. Obsolete. rare.
Harmony.
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cordc1300
accordmentc1330
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accordancea1400
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symphonyc1440
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chord?c1475
uthec1478
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monochordc1500
concordancea1513
concent1538
consort1587
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minstrelsy1605
dissonancy1626
harmoniousness1679
harmonicalness1693
concentus1769
attune1850
c1478 Liber Pluscardensis (Glasg.) (1877) I. 392 Rycht as [all] stringis ar reulit in a harp In ane accord, and tunyt al be ane uth. [Rhyming with suth ‘sooth’ and muth dull = mothe adj.]
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